Saginaw

Camp Saginaw is a traditional coed overnight summer camp in Oxford, Pennsylvania, serving boys and girls ages six to sixteen. Founded in 1927 and approaching its 100th summer in 2027, the camp is ACA accredited and has been family owned and operated by the same family for the past 40 years. Its stated mission is to foster positive social growth in a safe and nurturing environment, with an emphasis on individualized attention. The technology-free program offers more than 50 activities across athletics, arts, waterfront and adventure, supported by a lake, creek and pools, along with electives, camper trips, evening activities and special events. Sessions range from two weeks to the full seven-week season, with Rookie Days available for first-time campers. Saginaw also runs a day camp and rents its facilities for weddings, picnics and weekend retreats.

Sessions are grade-based: Two Weeks and the Rookie Day are for first-time campers in grades 1-5; Second Half is priced separately for grades 1-5 and grades 6-11. Enrollment after April 15 is subject to availability; no refunds for cancellations after January 1, 2027. Tuition includes all trips, canteen, laundry service, round-trip coach bus transportation, and camper photos. Sibling ($300 off third child), alumni ($100 per family), and referral ($100) discounts apply. A First-Time Camper Guarantee prorates and refunds unused tuition if a first-year camper leaves early, and partial scholarships are available through an alumni fund.